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Bellaghy - Seamus Heaney's ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½place
Helen Mark travels to Bellaghy to discover poet Seamus Heaney's 'ÃÛÑ¿´«Ã½place'.
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Hoylake: Green Belt and Greens
Helen Mark finds out how a proposed golf resort in Hoylake will affect the green belt.
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Helen Baxendale visits Belper in Derbyshire
Helen Baxendale visits Belper in Derbyshire to explore the traces of its industrial past.
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Spurn Point Lifeboat Station
Helen Mark meets the only full-time lifeboat crew in the UK at Spurn Point in East Yorks.
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The 'Man Engine' in Cornwall's mining landscape
Helen Mark meets the UK's largest puppet, Man Engine, in Cornwall's mining landscape.
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Orkney Wildlife in Crisis
Orkney's incredible wildlife is under threat. Helen Mark discovers how technology can help
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Capability Brown at 300
Helen Mark finds out why Capability Brown is heralded as the Shakespeare of gardening.
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Biodiversity at Heathrow
Helen Mark visits Heathrow to discover how the airport encourages biodiversity.
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The Dolphins of Cardigan Bay
Patrick Aryee encounters the dolphins and dolphin-watchers of Cardigan Bay.
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Bishop Auckland, History in Production
Helen Mark explores the history of Bishop Auckland as theatrical production Kynren opens.
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Midsummer Music in Orkney
Helen Mark visits Orkney to hear music and stories from 40 years of St Magnus Festival.
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Dawn Chorus across Europe
Brett Westwood follows the dawn chorus from east to west across Europe.
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Tennyson's Lincolnshire
Helen Mark explores the Lincolnshire Wolds through the poetry of Tennyson.
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Southwell Races, Nottinghamshire
Helen Mark spends a day at the rural racetrack of Southwell in Nottinghamshire.
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Old Oswestry Hillfort
Helen Mark visits the Iron Age hillfort in Oswestry, Shropshire.
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The National Forest: 25 Years
Helen Mark visits the National Forest as it marks 25 years.
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Gainsborough's Nodding Donkeys
Helen Mark visits the nodding donkeys of the Gainsborough Trough.
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Return to the Fens
Helen Mark and writer Simon Barnes explore the Great Fen and Charles Rothschild's legacy.
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Snowsports at Glenshee, Cairngorms
Helen Mark gets on her skis at Glenshee as it opens for the winter season's first snow.
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Scowles in the Forest of Dean
Helen Mark is in the Forest of Dean in search of geological formations known as scowles.
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Somerset Peat: Past, Present and Future
Helen Mark uncovers why peat makes the Somerset Levels a special place to visit.
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Yorkshire in the Dark
Yorkshire looks different in the dark. Helen Mark looks into the heavens and underground.
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River Tay
Salmon, apples and whisky. Caz Graham follows the fertile flow of the River Tay.
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Balnakeil Craft Village
Helen Mark visits Balnakeil Craft Village in Sutherland.
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Tale Valley, Devon
Helen Mark learns how theatre is revisiting landscape stories in Devon's Tale Valley.
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The Northern Lights at Christmas
Helen Mark visits Swedish Lapland to discover the myths and magic of the Northern Lights.
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Lincolnshire Coast Revival
Helen Mark visits the Lincolnshire Coast to find new life and regeneration in the winter.
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Welsh Valleys after Coal
Felicity Evans asks how the valleys of south Wales have fared since the mines closed.
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Pendle Hill, Lancashire
Why do witches and radical Quakers haunt Pendle Hill, the much loved Lancashire landmark?
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Prehistoric Gower
Writer Iain Sinclair seeks the UK's oldest burial site along south Gower's clifftops.